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Authorities say the data was encrypted and thus difficult to crack.

The incident occurred as the flight with 141 people swerved off the runway upon a scheduled landing.

The country has conducted five nuclear tests at the Punggye-ri nuclear site.

Supreme Court ruled in 1997 that chief executives are not immune from civil lawsuits about private behaviour.

The rules required internet service providers to ask for permission before selling on users' data.

The NYPD estimates it costs up to $146,000 a day to protect Melania and Barron Trump in New York.

The incident occurred in a six-storey building located in eastern China's Zhejiang province.

His Welsh-born wife is accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of Euros for work she did not do.

IATA says current measures not acceptable as long term solution to terror threats.

Writing's on the wall for cultural appropriation at a California college.

Small nation's stunning football victory has brought forth a new generation of potential fans.

The UN investigators, who were probing human rights violations in DRC, had been missing since 12 March.

Exclusive: IBTimes UK talks to husband of Briton accused of plotting against Rwandan government.

Trump administration waging war on protections laid out to protect Earth from catastrophe, experts say.

Riot police faced off against angry protesters after a man was allegedly shot dead in front of his children.

'Hello to whoever will have the honour of finding this note,' reads a letter dated 1900.

No case is too challenging for Derrick Campana.

The demonstrations were the biggest in Russia since the 2011-12 protests against Vladimir Putin.

The artist will build fences across the city for a new installation called 'Good Fences Make Good Neighbours'.

Michael Sharp and Zaida Catalan were looking into claims that security forces 'executed' civilians.

Ministry of health says it is working hard to tackle epidemic amid fears death toll might increase.

Under now-banned practice, hundreds of transsexuals who wanted their sex change officially recognised were sterilised.

Top Russian officials deny they knew that state-backed bank's leader met with Donald Trump's son-in-law.

122 men allegedly raided village, burning houses and killing seven people accused of sorcery in April 2014.

Campaigners hit out at the myth that nations should legalise "the oldest trade in the world".

Belgian Federal Parliament to examine events which "shame the country, democracy and justice".

The crash destroyed most of the tribe's dwellings and a health centre.

The baby girl in the east Indian state of Odisha is recovering in a hospital.

The bill recommends providing rehabilitation facilities and assistance to the sufferer.